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Karnataka offers great potential for Helitourism
Sunday, April 29, 2007 | AY

Karnataka, a major tourist destination in the country, offers great potential to introduce 'helitourism' connecting different destinations of tourism interest. The state government had invited Pawan Hans to conduct a feasibility study to construct 22 helipads in the state and begin helitourism services between different tourist destination and shuttle services between major industrial areas in the state capital.

Karnataka to launch luxury tourist train
Monday, April 23, 2007 | AY

After the famous Palace on Wheels in Rajasthan and Deccan Odyssey in Maharashtra, Karnataka is now all set to launch South India's first luxury train that will take Indian and foreign tourists on a journey through the rich natural and cultural heritage of the state. This would include the famed palaces of Mysore, ancient temples of Hassan, Belur, Halebid and Hospet, the Jain pilgrimage at Shravanbelgola, the world heritage site at the ruins of Hampi, Dandeli wildlife sanctuary and, finally, the breathtaking beaches of neighbouring Goa. To be operated as a joint venture between the Karnataka State Tourism Development Corporation (KSTDC) and the Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC), the launch of the luxury train is scheduled for November 1 when the state celebrates its 51st foundation day. The train, which is likely to be named as the Golden Chariot, will be fitted with all the five-star luxuries and comforts including a spa and gymnasium, restaurant coaches, TV lounges, conference coach and internet connectivity. The fare, which has yet to be finalised, is expected to be slightly less than the $ 400 per day charge on the Palace on Wheels for foreigners or its equivalent in Indian currency for the Indian tourists.

Karnataka promoting Wine Tourism
Monday, March 12, 2007 | AA

Karnataka state government, in its soon-to-be-announced wine policy, has planned to promote wine tourism. A green signal to this effect was given by the cabinet last week. "Tourists can stroll through picturesque vineyards and be a part of the wine-making process. They can also buy fresh wine," horticulture department sources said.

Emirates Airlines office in Blore
Tuesday, December 19, 2006 | MP

With an effort to expand its operations, Dubai's leading airliner Emirates Airlines has opened a new office in Bangalore at Vittal Mallya Road. "We are delighted to open the new office to give world-class service to our Bangalore customers," said the Airlines executive Vice President on the occasion. The airline is also planning to start another dozen offices at various parts across India. Emirates Airlines has recently begun services to Bangalore its 5th destination in S India and operates eight flights a week.

Butterfly park opens at Bannerghatta Park
Saturday, November 25, 2006 | MP

Bannerghatta Biological Park is finally all set to open a Butterfly Park which will be inaugurated on Novemeber 25th. The 7.5 acre Butterfly park set up at a cost of Rs 3.81 crore offers a butterfly conservatory, audio visual facility and an exhibition hall. The Park is also home to 42 rare varieties of butterflies and is expected to draw more tourists to the Park. The park will also serve as a central hub for coordinating research and conservational aspects, training, education and rural livelihood using butterflies of peninsular India.

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